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    # 115 Changing Vavle in Choke Manifold

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for changing a valve in a choke manifold. It outlines 17 steps of the process and potential hazards at each step, such as being struck by equipment, pinch points, and slips and falls. Recommendations are given to eliminate or reduce hazards through effective communication, proper inspection and maintenance of equipment, use of personal protective equipment, and keeping the work area clean. Required safety equipment includes hard hats, safety shoes, safety glasses, cotton gloves, tag lines, back belts, and safety harnesses.

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    # 115 Changing Vavle in Choke Manifold

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for changing a valve in a choke manifold. It outlines 17 steps of the process and potential hazards at each step, such as being struck by equipment, pinch points, and slips and falls. Recommendations are given to eliminate or reduce hazards through effective communication, proper inspection and maintenance of equipment, use of personal protective equipment, and keeping the work area clean. Required safety equipment includes hard hats, safety shoes, safety glasses, cotton gloves, tag lines, back belts, and safety harnesses.

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for changing a valve in a choke manifold. It outlines 17 steps of the process and potential hazards at each step, such as being struck by equipment, pinch points, and slips and falls. Recommendations are given to eliminate or reduce hazards through effective communication, proper inspection and maintenance of equipment, use of personal protective equipment, and keeping the work area clean. Required safety equipment includes hard hats, safety shoes, safety glasses, cotton gloves, tag lines, back belts, and safety harnesses.

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    # 115 Changing Vavle in Choke Manifold

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for changing a valve in a choke manifold. It outlines 17 steps of the process and potential hazards at each step, such as being struck by equipment, pinch points, and slips and falls. Recommendations are given to eliminate or reduce hazards through effective communication, proper inspection and maintenance of equipment, use of personal protective equipment, and keeping the work area clean. Required safety equipment includes hard hats, safety shoes, safety glasses, cotton gloves, tag lines, back belts, and safety harnesses.

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    JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

    Parker Drilling Company


    Page 1 of 2
    Work Activity (Job): CHANGING VALVE IN CHOKE MANIFOLD

    Sequence of basic Potential incidents Recommendations to eliminate or reduce


    job steps or hazards potential hazards
    1) Pre-job meeting
    A) Discussion of procedures Misunderstanding procedures Effective communication
    B) Prepare and inspect all tools and Personal injury Equipment in good condition
    equipment
    C) Proper personal protective equipment Personal injury See equipment required below
    2) Off loading valve from barge to rig floor
    A) Inspection of crane, wire rope, slings, Equipment failure Good inspection – repair / replace as
    taglines necessary
    B) Tie on valve Struck by – pinch points Good communication – use of tag line
    C) Transport to rig floor – untie Struck by – pinch points Good communication – use of tag line
    3) Move valve by choke manifold
    A) Inspect air hoist, wire rope, chain Equipment failure Good inspection – repair / replace as
    necessary
    B) Tie on valve and move by manifold Struck by Good communication
    C) Untie same
    4) Check for pressure on the choke manifold Laceration – eye and face injury Ensure beyond any doubt that there is no
    pressure
    5) Rig up come-a-long and inspect same Equipment failure Good inspection of chain, tag line, handle and
    body of wrench
    6) Attach come-a-long to valve for support Pinch points Knowledge of procedure – teamwork
    7) Secure hammer and Cameron wrenches to Struck by Team work – keep area clear and clean
    employee by rope

    SAFETY EQUIPMENT REQUIRED TO DO THIS JOB:


    Hard Hats?  Back Belts?  Barricades?
    Safety Shoes?  Safety Harness? Fire Extinguisher?
    Safety Glasses?  Face Shield? Lock Out/Tag Out?
    Cotton Gloves?  Goggles? Work Permit Required?
    Tag Lines 
    JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS
    Parker Drilling Company
    Page 2 of 2
    Sequence of basic Potential incidents Recommendations to eliminate or reduce
    job steps or hazards potential hazards
    8) Break nuts and bolts on flanges Struck by – pinch points Team work
    9) Lower old flange to floor Pinch points Come-a-long – kowledge of procedure
    10) Remove old ring gasket and clean out ring Pinch points – absorption Personal protective equipment
    seal
    11) Clean out grease on new valve Pinch points – absorption Personal protective equipment
    12) Raise new valve into position Strain – struck by Come-a-long
    13) Put new ring gasket in Pinch points Team work
    14) Position valve in place Pinch points Team work
    15) Apply never-seize to new bolts and bolt Allergic reaction – pinch points Personal protective equipment
    new valve in place
    16) Tighten bolts on flanges evenly for proper Struck by Team work
    fit
    17) Clean area – return tools to storage Slips, trips, falls Good housekeeping
    18) Attach air hoist to old valve and move by v- Pinch points Good communication
    door
    19) Attach crane to valve and move to pipe Struck by – pinch points Good communication – tag line – teamwork
    rack to be sent in for repair

    SAFETY EQUIPMENT REQUIRED TO DO THIS JOB:


    Hard Hats?  Back Belts?  Barricades?
    Safety Shoes?  Safety Harness? Fire Extinguisher?
    Safety Glasses?  Face Shield? Lock Out/Tag Out?
    Cotton Gloves?  Goggles? Work Permit Required?
    Tag Lines 

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